September 10: Trump’s Iran War Timeline and Miami Cargo Crash

In Missouri Backers of a referendum challenging Missouri’s congressional map have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to step in, pushing the state’s redistricting dispute to the national level. In cybersecurity The FBI has issued its first public cybercrime strategy, promising faster action against ransomware groups and online scammers, with more coordination among victims, private companies, and law enforcement. Separately, a DHS inspector general report found a Customs and Border Protection account with elevated privileges was accessible to more than 76,000 users and identified more than 100 potential attack paths across the agency’s network. In Ecuador The United States will provide Ecuador with $45 million in security assistance and additional naval vessels as the two countries expand cooperation against drug trafficking. Secretary of State Marco Rubio called Ecuador one of Washington’s most active partners in the effort. In Iran President Trump says the U.S. war with Iran will end immediately after the midterm elections, seven months after the conflict began. He offered no further details on how that timetable would be achieved. In Miami Investigators reviewing the flight recorder from Sunday’s Amazon cargo-plane crash have released additional details about the aircraft’s runway overrun in Miami. Five people were killed, and the investigation is continuing.